Perhaps if you were to give us an example of what you're
trying to do, then we might be able to understand you and
help you.
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<http://www.dave.org.uk>
"Perl makes the fun jobs fun
and the boring jobs bearable" - me
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hi dave ;
this is an example of a command that im trying to run:
system ("SQL < calfile.txt ")
the os ignores this line.
one of the component in my product use this syntax:
-autoedit %%B "%%CALCDATE %%ODATE +60"
that means that B will get a value, but again the os skips
the line with %%
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Could you please post in full some commands you are trying
to execute? Perl should be Perl whatever the platform, but
your shell might want you to escape the (%) characters with
a backslash (\%). Why do you need to use double percent?
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Are you sure it's Data Center?? IIRC that's the custom built version for refrigerator sized winboxes :)
Greetz
Beatnik
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Gil HA Tembel,
I checked your problem on Data Center manchine ,
and there is a problem with using % sing in system command.
I installed the latest version of ActiveState Perl 626.
and now the problem is solved.
here is the link to site which I downloaded the installation file.
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Downloads/ActivePerl/index/
you should download the :
ActivePerl 5.6.1.626 -> Windows -> MSI attachment.
Now everyone knows that you a big Perl Tembel.
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